RFK Jr Podcast Robert Kennedy Jr

Chase Iron Eyes, David Harper, and Jacob Keyes discuss issues impacting Native Americans with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in this episode.

Dr. Paul Heroux discusses the dangers of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) and cell phones with Robert F. Kennedy Jr in this episode. You do not want to miss this episode for the health of you and your family, especially the Q&A at the end.



Cell phones emit radiation in the radiofrequency region of the electromagnetic spectrum. Second-, third-, and fourth-generation cell phones (2G, 3G, 4G) emit radiofrequency in the frequency range of 0.7–2.7 GHz. Fifth-generation (5G) cell phones are anticipated to use the frequency spectrum up to 80 GHz. 



Dr. Paul Héroux is one of the world's leading experts on EMR. He is a scientist with experience in physics (BSc, MSc and PhD), engineering, and the health sciences. He started his research career at Institut de Recherche d'Hydro-Québec in Varennes, Québec, an internationally reputed electro-technical laboratory. After rounding out his formation with courses in Biology and Medicine, he became interested in public health, and was appointed Associate Professor at McGill University's Faculty of Medicine, where he is the current Occupational Health program Director, and also Medical Scientist in the Department of Surgery of the McGill University Health Center.

Rick Clark and I explore how regenerative agriculture can enhance soil health, improve food quality, and solve other environmental challenges problems. We stress the urgency of transforming agricultural practices for a sustainable future, underscoring the critical roles of soil health and nutrient density in food. Our conversation also covers the advantages of no-till and organic farming, including cost efficiency and yield improvements. We highlight the economic benefits of sustainable farming practices, advocating for a phased approach and proper baseline assessment when adopting regenerative methods. Education and support for farmers transitioning to these practices are also crucial focal points of our discussion.

In this episode, Dustin Kittle and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delve into crucial issues facing small farms and food production quality. We shine a light on corruption within the US Department of Agriculture and the concerning trend of agricultural land ownership shifting to foreign entities. We discuss how large corporations receive hefty government subsidies while small farmers struggle to stay afloat, and the significant control foreign governments and corporations wield over American farmland. We also uncover unethical practices in agriculture and water management, such as farmer exploitation through unfair assignments and inadequate oversight. Our conversation stresses the urgent need to address these issues to promote sustainable agriculture and responsible water management practices. Join us as we explore these critical topics and advocate for a fairer, more sustainable future for American agriculture.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. talks with the Executive Director of the Long Island Commercial Fishing Association, Bonnie Brady, who expresses her concerns about the impact of commercial fishing and offshore wind energy projects on the ocean, coastal communities, and domestic food production.

RFK Jr. and firefighters PJ Norwood and Frank Ricci delve into critical issues that impact the American Fire Service, ranging from forever chemicals in our gear, dignitary protection for Presidential candidates, and RFK Jr.’s stance on mandates — affecting first responders from New York City to Seattle.The pandemic is over, but many careers are, too; the mandates have been lifted, but a significant number of firefighters have been forced to retire or outright fired. As of today they still have not been brought back to work.PFAS live in our homes, firehouses, and the protective clothing we wear. RFK Jr. has been fighting against PFAS issues in our communities for over forty years. We discuss the high cancer rates among firefighters and RFK Jr.’s fight to provide safer and healthier environments for firefighters.We also discuss RFK Jr.’s vision for his administration and pressing issues such as censorship, First Amendment rights, and the status of his ability to participate in the upcoming presidential debates.Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood are grateful to Fire Engineering, Editor in Chief David Rhodes, Director of Video Mark Haugh, Online Content Manger Pete Prochilo, David Whiteside, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the opportunity to speak to a U.S. presidential candidate about issues that impact firefighters across the country.